If I had this a couple of years ago, it would've saved me A LOT of money!

@joejohnson8966

Жыл бұрын

the future is bright

@jacobsmith1877

Жыл бұрын

"I saved a ton of money on my amp sims by inventing a time machine and taking NAM with me back to 2019" - Geico parody probably

@joejohnson8966

Жыл бұрын

the younger generations are blessed.

@tgchan

Жыл бұрын

what did you spend your money on?

@bighousemusic628

11 ай бұрын

Is it still mono or its stereo now?

I'm currently obsessed with NAM. I think there might be a future for your channel showcasing the best NAM amps since there is such a vast sea of user submitted captures ranging from garbage to absolutely mind blowing. NAM is the future of amp modeling and tone seeking.

@resington

Жыл бұрын

Yeah man I'll show stuff when it really grabs me.

Ya man once I found NAM it was like how could I go back to amp sims. It def made them obsolete for me in a sense because everyday you get a new pack that is amazing. It's only going to get better with the training accuracy, technical discoveries/tips being shared on how to get a better sound, and just the general enthusiasm in the community to want to do better. Steve Ack unlocked pandora's box for guitar tones and now there's no going back.

@Dreamdancer11

7 ай бұрын

Yep...for the bedroom/studio practicing playing and recording guys it has zero competition...now we could always use a hardware device that you can load software like that and use it live although i doubt that it ll be able to become a thing cause the companies wont be able to sell their future helixes,axefxes and kempers...most people already spent close to 1000 bucks just to get all the neural dsp plugins for gods sake let alone getting all the hardware emulators out there....not good for business...

NAM is real godsend, I'm having a lot of inspiration using it

@resington

Жыл бұрын

True its lit a spark over here too.

Wow! That sounds really awesome 🤘 Love that Red giant sound with the Uberschall, truly amazing! Thanks for the shoutout and all your kind words guys!

@resington

Жыл бұрын

Thanks to you for the hard work man!

@Rohbemusic

Жыл бұрын

@@resington You got it 👍 I got plenty of amps left 😂🤘 Thanks!

NAM is just such a big game-changer. Judging by how things are looking as of late I really wonder what else the future has in stock for us bedroom guitar players. Sick riffs as always, keep it up!

@resington

Жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Emil Rohbe is so great!

You are doing great work mate! NAM is just mustard mate! Emil is a true Gentleman and a Legend for doing all this work! My balls dropped when I saw some of the modelling! 😉

It's so good! The community is awesome and contributing a lot of great options. Been very happy with the results. Great demo as always!

@resington

Жыл бұрын

Cheers dude!

Sounds great to me, and the options are indeed endless with NAM at a cost you cannot beat. The community is pulling together quickly to form an enormous repository of free IRs that match or exceed the retail products. I'm interested in the new Toneforge Disruptor sim as it has everything built in, even a tone grabber that we haven't seen before, but I do get your point in comparison to price and functionality. I think the price of sims is going to drop dramatically soon with NAM on the scene, it's just that much of a game-changer. Thanks for the heads up on the packs and the cool demo! 👑🎸🔥

00:40 godly

He (Rohbe) has his own amp! Kinda DIY or so! Try it!

04:44 perfect tone for bands like Terror, Madball, etc

Bass captures are phenomenal too!!! I just installed NAM today and found 15 fantastic bass models. I have ToneX MAX and it doesn't come close

Man those Neural amp stuff is great! Really nice tones !

I’m fortunate enough to have a Bogner Ecstacy that I bought new in the 90s. But I’m still interested in the NAM for variety. True story: when I played my Bogner and my bandmate played his Mesa he complained about not cutting through so yes, the Bogner tone is more refined. he eventually sold his Mesa equipment and bought Bogner but now he makes his own custom amps: Dynamo

Sounds killer. And you're right. I haven't felt the desire of buying any new amp sim since I started using NAM, I probably won't buy one ever again. I only bought a Tonex pedal because I need it for live performances, but I'll stick to NAM for studio use.

I like your taste in tone!

@resington

10 ай бұрын

Thanks!

Just got into it. This will change the way people reduce at home completely.

I'm not a pro, but I wanted a small, inexpensive amp collection. Money has become real tight lately so I can't get those inexpensive amps I wanted to add to a collection. NAM has made a big free amp collection possible. I set up a reamp system and a Windows VST host so I can play NAM without starting my DAW through my real tube amp. Sometimes through the clean channel (which is ultra clean) sometimes through my fx loop. It's made a huge difference in my quality of life.

Insta-Slayer! Sounds fucking ace 🤘🤘 Reminds me a lot of their tuning down to C# days. I'm firmly down the Triple Rec rabbithole with NAM at the mo and some of the captures have got shedloads of bottom end which I'm after. Great vid as usual. Keep it metal!

Siicckk🎉

G = Gain, B = Bass, M = Mid, T = Treble etc. It's showing you the settings on the amp in the name of the capture once you load it.

@resington

Жыл бұрын

oh thanks, nice one!

The King Riff !

It ruined my TV dinner, 'cause I left it in the oven too long, after watching this! It is ruining everything!

Nice, I also more into NAM for now, cheers !

The AI that will take all those single captures of one amp and will combine them into one single capture that can recreate the gain structure of that amp will be the real game changer. Why having to mess with 20 single captures of one single amp?

@MaximusAdonicus

Жыл бұрын

Yeahhh, that's the only problem with NAM currently. It's very silly and cumbersome to have like 20 different captures from a single amp, so that u will have to choose a specific file instead of simply just twisting the knobs to finetune ur sound like in a regular amp vst. I think what u implied is needed: A futher step in the capturing process where the program will compile all the captures into a 1 single file that then works by using the knobs.

@szveszs

Жыл бұрын

@@MaximusAdonicus every capture works like this... Modelling tech it's different than Capturing tech. But yes, in future maybe would be possible to match for example many captures of 1 amp and transform into one single "plugin", being possible to mix even other amps captures and training "stages', training the AI to make some kinda "unique" amp, for example: a channel that can be from JC120 to 5e3 to Plexi and Valvestate boosted by tape saturator and chainsaw or green ringer or any fuzz, blended or not before with some gate... After this, the possibilities are endless, even right just, has people mixing captures into new and unique captures.

@roscius6204

Жыл бұрын

True but there's also the real life situation that once dialed we tend to stay in that perceived sweet spot anyway. I've found that I'm going back to good old tone stacking and getting a couple of input signals that give you the jumps you're after works. And that includes outboard gear too. Tried and true boosts and Overdrives still do the job. Some of the best outcomes I've gotten using an old SanAmp PSA1 preamp... ironically.

@alienlovesecrets9379

Жыл бұрын

@@roscius6204 Yes, you're right. But then again there is this thing called taste and sweet spots can indeed vary. Kemper seems to have solved this in theory. They will soon introduce "liquid profiles". Who knows, maybe that's "it"...

@roscius6204

Жыл бұрын

@@alienlovesecrets9379 I'm amazed so far. Can't wait to be more amazed.

NAM is basically killing Neural DSP 😂😂😂

@resington

Жыл бұрын

Steady on haha tones are just as good though.

The funny thing about this is that this freeware is more precise than a Kemper!😅

@resington

Жыл бұрын

Steve could have easily charged money for this but him being the way he is, it's free. Truly masterful work open source for us all. Kemper is great but is still 10 year old tech so I'm not surprised.

Still havent messed with it but sounds damn good

Super demo and great insights into pedals vs boosted amp profiles etc. I sometimes find Reaper freaks out a bit when I have NAM loaded. Not using much CPU but it busts things up from time to time as if my CPU is spiking even though it isn't :-/

@InTheSh8

Жыл бұрын

Input signal has to be at 48kHz otherwise it can lead to technical problems. Check if your project is at 48kHz. I have tested the standalone on a Core2Duo with only 3GB RAM and it runs smooth at 128 samples. Check if you have the latest version of NAM installed 0.7.2 which has a lot of improvements.

@powerofzero5370

Жыл бұрын

@@InTheSh8 Thanks for the tips. Definitely when I have the issue changing sample size doesn't have any effect. I hadn't tried at 48k though so will give that a go and see if it helps. Would be great as the tones you can get from this plugin are awesome 👍

Hello resington. You always used Lancaster IR loader. Is there any difference in using it or the NadIR one? I just discovered NAM and was amazed by the Emil Rohbe models when I watched on another vídeo. I even did a search about him (he has also a YT channel). Now I see you talking about him. 3:38 I dndt understand this ""triple or jwel rack"(?)" (I strugle to understand britanic accent)

@resington

10 ай бұрын

Haha mesa triple or dual rec. And pulse is just simpler that's all. NADIR is great too.

Dude. ! Sick riffage man, What tuning are you in?. Sounds awesome!!!!

Although I admit NAM is pretty damn cool its no match for TONEX with its selections and bells and whistles! sound quality as well! But since I have both now Im sure that my buying of plugin days are going to be very minimal at best! lol!

Sounds amazeballs! So are Emil's NAM captures just the amps? Or does he capture amp and cab in one?

@resington

Жыл бұрын

He has IRs included but they're just amps yeah.

The only thing NAM needs to fix is to maximize the cpu efficiency.

Brootal

... 👍👍 !!

Sounds great! Is there a specific audio interface that works better with NAM? What daw are u using ?

@resington

Жыл бұрын

All of them should do the job dude. Cheers!

Started using Nam yesterday, spent the whole day playing! But do you know, why doesn`t Normalize button work? At least my version. Every capture from a different pack has a different volume, so switching between those to compare tones is cumbersome

@resington

Жыл бұрын

Not sure dude same here.

@jasonzdora

Жыл бұрын

The Normalization switch is brand new so all of the stuff that was created before that switch was incorporated will not be affected by it. If people update their NAM Training GUI and then make new captures, those NAMs will normalize when you hit that switch. So, since its a brand new feature, Id say 98% of all captures you see are not going to do anything when you flip that switch. Some folks are re-doing their NAMs so the normalize switch works but most folks have not and probably wont redo their stuff.

@spaceexpireaudio666

Жыл бұрын

@@jasonzdora i see, thanks!

Sounds nothing like other vst guitar plugins 🎉

I’ve tried this out, just doesn’t sound anywhere near as good as this on my system. But my amp sims sound decent, it’s disappointing that everyone’s seems to think this is ground breaking, and it just doesn’t sound that good to me. Likely my setup, likely my bad DI’s likely my speakers. But, like I said, my amp sims sound good.

@resington

Жыл бұрын

No doubt they sound good. This sounds good too.

@milankotevski1663

Жыл бұрын

There's definitely something wrong on your end. NAM sounds and feels absolutely fantastic. 48000 kHz is a must.

@ghastlyshimmer

Жыл бұрын

Interesting.. Cause NAM sounds fantastic on my end.

@MrWebsie

Жыл бұрын

@@ghastlyshimmer it’s a mystery. Everyone says it’s brilliant, all the videos I’ve seen it’s sounds incredible. It’s frustrating. It’s obviously something I’m doing, everyone else can’t be wrong.

I'm totally new at this digital stuff .. Question: If I'm loading an captured amp do I have to run also a IRS or can I leave that out? Thx

@resington

Жыл бұрын

I would definitely load an impulse response too. That is your speaker cabinet sound. Either load it into NAM or I load them into pulse or NadIR. Both are great. There are 'full rig' captures for and no need for an impulse for those because it's an all in one thing.

@flashpadxxx

Жыл бұрын

@@resington Cool ..Thx for the ultra fast reply my friend. .So all these Amp Models by Emile aren't full response models and def always need an IRS right? Do u got a recommendation for a great free IRS for Haev6 Rock, Blues? I'm subbed XD

@resington

Жыл бұрын

@@flashpadxxx yeah all need an impulse response after. Try my impulse response packs linked below. My favourite is the barefoot pack vintage 30s. 👍 Cheers!

@flashpadxxx

Жыл бұрын

@@resington Thanks so much for your help ;) Didn't want to sound greedy asking for "free" IRS.... I just did come home from a 2 year stationary Therapy for Drug Addiction.. Trying to get my life back on track .. Lost everything caused by that fuckn Addiction ...all my amazing gear...it's shame . At the moment Playing guitar is the only real "good" thing that is left to me ...its literally saving my life... Just got a cheap 90$ guitar ... so greatfull for the free stuff

@resington

Жыл бұрын

@@flashpadxxx Hey man, guitar is the way! I like that people enjoy what I have to offer.

Sorry but could you tell me how you are or where or which folder you are getting the amps from to load into neural modeller you have a list on the left & I can’t seem to find it

@resington

11 ай бұрын

You have to download them separately which is confusing. There are endless nam files on Tonehunt.

@andrewtaylor8453

11 ай бұрын

thanks bro d@@resington

Why all this stuff does not sound that good when Im trying it out...

@resington

Жыл бұрын

What you see is what you get dude.

@djabthrash

4 ай бұрын

There are many parameters that come in play

@miristegal

4 ай бұрын

Which parameters? I download this stuff and play it with my guitar, which sounds good with kemper and engl amps. What else?

@djabthrash

4 ай бұрын

@@miristegal The only way you're gonna sound exactly like what you hear in the videos is if you are these people demo-ing in those videos. There are so many differences : 1) audio interface converters and input levels / impedance : -> this you don't get when plugging straight into an amp or a kemper 2) your guitar pups, the way you play, your guitar tone, etc 3) what is in the signal chain before and after the nam profile etc Watch the following video to get it : Why My Presets Sound Different When You Play Them (Leon Todd) : kzread.info/dash/bejne/q4Otx7RyiKiripc.html

Is it still mono or its stereo now?

The only issue I have with this is it does not sync with my interface.

@InTheSh8

Жыл бұрын

What do you mean?

@bigquen1

Жыл бұрын

@@InTheSh8 My interface has one instrument input on the 2nd slot.

@swh0rd682

7 ай бұрын

User error 101. This makes no sense in every sense of what an interface is and does...

There is no reason to try anything else. This does it all for free.

@zbigniewiksinski

Жыл бұрын

yeah you only need some booster, reverb/delay, ir loader and ir`s, some more EQ for cutting out frequencies, browsing tons of files to check which are usable and save everything as presets in DAW